Minimal

If you need inspiration for an easy, done-in-a-day furniture refresh, read on.

The basement is now home to a TV and gaming area, a ping-pong zone, a workout corner, and a utility room.

Gold accents found in the mirror, wall art, faucet, and hardware tie it all together.

The space features glimpses of the original brick, which runs three layers deep.

The original kitchen was an incohesive mash-up of black granite countertops, poorly painted white cabinets, brushed nickel hardware, and several shades of beige.

The first step in this two-week project was to paint the walls and floors white.

Like many great renovation projects, this one started with a fresh coat of white paint.

Sixteen weeks of hard work turn a cramped kitchen with a strange layout into a sleek cooking and dining area full of modern touches.

Woodstock-era inspiration and beautiful boho touches take this mobile bedroom from brown and drab to bright and modern.

"It reminds me of a five-star hotel," the homeowner says.

Now, the home's original features truly sing.

This makeover is landlord-friendly.

Be gone, gray.

Now, it looks much brighter and bigger — not to mention cleaner.

Although hallways and entryways are meant for passing through, they definitely shouldn't be passed over when it comes to style.

A few small projects made a big difference.

The DIY job cost literally a fraction of what they were quoted.

The tub, toilet, and standing shower are seriously dreamy.

Nearly every part of this bathroom got a modern-looking refresh.

"I love that it was literal trash that will now be on display and admired," the DIYer says.

Taking down a wall between the kitchen and dining areas made a world of difference.

This Facebook Marketplace find just needed a little DIY love.

The renovation pumps up the charm in this teeny 1943 kitchen.

If you’re looking for paint project inspiration, there’s plenty to choose from — everything from white-on-white Scandi-style redos to dark and dramatic paint makeovers. It’s no secret that a can of paint and a paintbrush can go a long way in transforming a space. But sometimes you can make a big impact without picking up a can of paint at all.Take this bathroom redo from homeowner Lindsey Mitlyng, which she pulled off without a single drop of paint.

It's a simple project with a big wow factor.

This laundry room maximizes storage and style and has TONS of DIY details.

This redo sacrifices a less-than-functional mudroom, with gorgeous results.

This DIYer uncovered a sweet surprise in his renovation.

It's a complete 180.